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Terms | Definitions |
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Mandates | After the war, much of the Middle East came under the control of France and Britain. These arrangements were called ________ whereby "a nation officially administered a territory on behalf of the League of Nations." |
Tannenberg | At what battle were the Russians defeated on August 30, 1914? |
Serbia | By 1914 _______, supported by Russia, was determined to create a large Slavic state in the Balkans. |
Alsace-Lorraine | France wanted to regain control of ____________ |
Sarajevo | In what city did the assassination that started the war take place? |
Self-Determination | One of Wilson's '14 Points' was specifically aimed at creating new nations. Which point was this? |
Utopia | Prior to World War One, prosperity and progress had convinced many people that Europe was "one the verge of creating the _______ that humans had dreamed of for centuries" |
Balkans | Slavic minorities in the _____ and the Austrian Empire dreamed of creating their own national states. |
Blank Check | What assurance did Germany give to Austria that she would back her up? |
Conscription | What is the word for drafting men into the military? |
Lusitania | What passenger ship did the Germans sink in 1915 that led to increased calls for American involvement in WWI? |
Schliefen Plan, Battle of Jutland | What was the name of the German plan for the invasion of France?What was the single naval battle between German and British "surface" ships in WWI? |
Trench | When the German and French and British armies stalemated, the Western Front became bogged down in ________ warfare. |
1914 | What year did WWI begin? |
Serbia | Which country became the nucleus of the new state of Yugoslavia? |
Franz-Ferdinand | Whose assassination triggered the beginning of WWI? |
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary | The Triple Alliance consisted of _________, ___________ and ____________ |
Britain, France, Russia | The Triple Entente consisted of _________, __________, and ____________ |
Nationalism | The Ottoman Empire had a similar problem to the of the Habsburgs. What caused the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires? |
Serbia | When Russia threatened Austria-Hungary dyring the first Balkan crisis, she was in turn threatened by Austria's "bodyguard," who was _________. |
Bosnian assassin of Archduke Franz-Ferdinand | Who was Gavrilo Princip? |
Assassination of Archduke Franz-Ferdinand | What was the casus belli of WWI? |
Central Powers | The Triple Alliance was later called ________? |
Allied Powers | The Triple Entente was later called _________? |
Attrition | Once the opposing armies had entrenched, it became a war of ________________. |
Switzerland, North Sea | Opposing trenches extended from _____________ to __________. |
Brest-Litovsk | Russia's withdrawal from the war was made official by the Treaty of ______________. |
Unrestricted U-Boat Warfare | The immediate reason for United States entering the war was German ______________? |
Territory in the US | What did Germany offer to Mexico if she could attack the United States? |
Britain, France, USA | Although there were 32 nations on the victorious allied side, all the big decisions at the Paris Peace Conference were made by _______________________. |
Uninvaded | Although Germany surrendered, what was her condition at the end of the war? |
France | The area of Alsace-Lorraine went to ______. |
Versailles | The final settlement in 1919 was the Treaty of ___________. |
Broke up along National Lines | Metternich's nightmare for the Habsburg Empire came true when _______________. |
USA | The League of Nations might have worked with the support of the Big Three victorious powers, but ___________ refused to join the league. |
Yugoslavia | The Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes were joined together into one new country called ___________. |
Ottoman, Russian, German, Habsburg | When the war was over, four empires no longer existed. They were ____________, __________, ____________, and __________ |
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